This shifter did not work properly from the moment I started using it. It would miss the shift from 2-3 almost every time. I would have to clutch in and go 2-3-4-3 just to get into third. Not sure what the issue is, but I got the thrustmaster shifter and haven't looked back.

Seems to be a little better made than the G27 shifter as far as going through the gears

I have absolutely no cons

Quality piece of kit. I am using it on my xbox one with a Logitech g920 wheel and shifter. It is really well made and easily adjustable. It might be a bit small if you are much over 6 feet tall but for me ( 5ft 8in ) it is ideal.

I bit small compared to a real gear box in a car, but it feels solid and makes shifting gears quite satisfying. Maybe an additional button on the top of the shift knob or somewhere else would be nice for additional binding of controls (engine start/ reverse ect.)

This should come bundled with the Logitech Wheel, but it priced separately. and this thing is bloody useless. 1. it feels like a toy, not like the real thing. for 5000RS (I got it for that much) I can change the REAL GEAR BOX on my REAL car! but this feels like its a small plastic toy. 2.

All good

No bad points

Brought this Shifter along with the Logitech G920 Steering wheel. Works fantastic with Dirt Rally, Assetto Corsa, Spintires and American Truck Simulator on PC, also Forza Motorsport 5 / 6 and Forza Horizon 2 on XBox One.

There's no question I'm a Forza fan through and through. Playing on a 106″ screen in cockpit view feels pretty close to the real thing, but one thing was missing from my Xbox One racing experience - a racing wheel.

Solid design and construction; Easy to setup and use; Great force feedback

Could definitely use a longer USB cable; No headset connection; Definitely on the pricier side of gaming accessories, but well worth it if you can afford it

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